by the way, in budapest, orban cannot win a single polling station. there. there is not a single deputy from there, and when it is necessary to speak somewhere, he does not speak in budapest , even on the anniversary of the year 56, but goes to such small provincial towns, villages, so, for a long time or for a short time, i really hope, that it won't be long before budapest finally grinds down orban in a democratic way, and such serfdom will win. and literally the word, why it turned out like that, on unfortunately, in hungary at one time historically there was the strongest serfdom, the strongest fortification of all european countries, and to this day, this echo of serfdom is precisely used by orban. thank you very much, tibor tompa, the head of the hungarian community of kyiv and kyiv region was with us, thank you very much, now there will be advertising. and a small story about crimea, but i want to have time to say the following, just sir, mr. tibor had time to say about the year 56, this is what surprises me, sometimes in czech politicians and

serhiy, ihor mentioned the budapest memorandum, and under the budapest memorandum there is also the signaturef the representative of great britain, and in principle, why the budapest memorandum did not work, and whether there will be something similar with a bilateral agreement, well that is, rishi sunak will lose the election and... everyone will say, well, in principle, great britain will not take such risks, and we will not take such steps that will annoy putin, or can this be? well, you know, international agreements , when they work in world politics, when both parties are interested in it, not just when some papers are signed, but simply two parties have a common interest in the implementation of these agreements, look, here is the internal politics, in society. one country, there, for example, you can go to court if someone does not fulfill an agreement, there is an executive service, the police, which guarantees the fulfillment of agreements, in international politics there is no executive service, there is no international court, and therefore agreements are international, they can b

order to stand up and everything else is practical, and how do you understand that , that is why the budapest memorandum did not really work, by the way, our discussions on this topic for 30 years, we discussed with you once at an international conference in bergen, when i asked you exactly this question, how can you even think that such a document will work. can i repeat this question after 30 years, please, i remember this trip to bergen, i remember the budapest memorandum, i was in budapest, just then in 1994 in the delegation, i remember it perfectly, except for one, in all these security documents, there are memoranda, agreements and not only security ones, but they have only one: i will tell you this, not a diplomatic one, the budapest memorandum has a signatory who, well , to put it bluntly, he absolutely does not care about international law from the big kremlin bell tower, that is the flaw, that is, everything that russia signs, it, remember bismarck, what he said about it, therefore... of course, the budapest memorandum had this flaw , that the signature of russia is not to be trust

second, if so, then i will remind everyone that the budapest memorandum was not ratified either, butt that time the previous constitution was still in force and it allowed similar things, including such things as the provision of external guarantees by the ministry of finance, the conclusion of obligations... similar sectoral and sectoral agreements and so on, and the agreement on security and defense issues could have been called that, well, this is also a stretch, but this document... it cannot be ratified from the point of view of the norms of the position of the current constitution, this is the first thing that must be remembered, and that is why this give me the breeze of the budapest memorandum, it is already home, and the second thing is the implementation mechanisms, i am still convinced today that the budapest memorandum is a very serious document, but what is missing, what is not there... should and what cannot be in such a document, as in the document signed by reshisunak and president zelenskyi, this is the mechanism for its implementation, what i mean is, well, the firs

here, and the second thing is the implementation mechanisms, i am still convinced today that the budapestandum is a very serious document, but what is missing, what is not there, and what cannot be in such a document, as in the document signed... by reshi sunak and president zelenskyi, this is the mechanism for its implementation, what i mean is, well, the first, actually, is ratification, because then it becomes a law, which means that the organizational structure is being adjusted under it in ukraine as well , and accordingly in great britain, because let me remind you, an analogue, an analogue of such a security guarantee, is an act between the government. of the united states of america and taiwan, it's called the taiwan relations act, the taiwan relations act, which, not only was it passed by congress and the senate, it it was also voted in the parliament of taiwan. in this way, it is a document for two parties, and i would still recommend to ukrainian specialists who take care of this topic to take this document and... look at it, how it is designed. next, if you read the signed agr

there are similar signatures. memoranda and agreements did not repeat the fate of the so-called budapestemorandum, because there are a lot of correct and pleasant formulas, but there is still the question of their concrete implementation, this question is very important, i would even call it the number one question, today from the point of view of international aid and strengthening exactly the things you said about, the security guarantees, but right away i can't help but ask myself some very important questions for... all of us, this is an international agreement, and an international agreement that has a very wide impact on the internal relations situation, on the external situation, but as you can see, for some reason it is not submitted for ratification to the parliament, meanwhile, the constitution clearly defines that such acts are valid only after the consent to they were given by the parliament, the verkhovna rada of ukraine, this is... if so, then i will remind everyone that the budapest memorandum was not ratified either, but at that time the previous constitution was still in

second, if so, then i will remind everyone that the budapest memorandum was not ratified either, butt that time the previous constitution was still in force and it allowed similar things, including such things as the provision of external guarantees by the ministry of finance, the conclusion of mandatory similar industry agreements and sectoral... agreements and so on, and the agreement on security and defense issues could be called such, well, that too a stretch, instead this document, it cannot be ratified from the point of view of the norms of the position of the current constitution, this is the first thing that must be remembered, and therefore here, give me the breeze of the budapest memorandum, it is already deme, and the second thing is the implementation mechanisms . even today, i am convinced that the budapest memorandum is a very serious document, but what is missing there, what is there for ukrainians who take care of this topic, take this document and look at it, how it is designed. the following, if read into the signed agreement, then it is limited in time and duration

the conference, which ended about an hour and a half ago, which again gave peter szijártó is in budapeste he met with the head of the ministry of foreign affairs of bahrain, so he was specifically asked whether in the near future, after yesterday's meeting between mrs. orban and mr. zelensky, ukraine and hungary, to which szijártó answered unequivocally that until this meeting very, very far, because very , very much needs to be done for this, er, i spoke about the fact that in order for this meeting to take place at the highest level, er... it is necessary for ukrainian-hungarian relations to acquire a new dimension. what is this new dimension? for his i imagine a new dimension, that ukraine fulfills all 11 demands, what are these demands, if possible, let's now detail for our tv viewers: 11 friends of orban, so to speak, so er... and that here in this this is this is the first the package of demands, i.e. these 11 demands, it concerns exclusively, as they call it, the rights of the hungarian national minority in transcarpathia, i believe that it is not worth the hole from baglyk, many

fiinн times got acquainted with the european union's confidential plan for the budapest veta case forlp. ukraine summit on february 1. the strategy addresses hungary's economic problems including deficits, inflation, the highest in the eu, and debt service payments. democratic european leaders will simply deny the country access to eu funds if budapest does not agree on a new aid package for ukraine. armored cars on the streets and helicopters in the sky. paris is preparing for a blockade due to protests. farmers, activists intend to block all highways leading to the metropolis; two key airports, as well as a food market, the largest in europe, promise to block the supply of goods to the capital for at least 5 days. the parisian authorities said that such red lines intend to act tough. more than 15 mobilized thousands of police officers, equipment, armored vehicles and helicopters were involved. in fact , an entire defensive line has been built around paris. the kranz riot was joined by belgian farmers on tractors blocking the country's main highways. the reason for farmers' dissatisf

now, the hungarian commander in budapest. it is a trap. he never returns.d a signal for the assault of the red army. you think that the communist system can be maintained only with the help of the armed forces? i will not fight for such a system. the communist system must be based on the will of the people. if the people do not wish the system, let them establish the way of life they think best. in hungary as elsewhere, words are one thing and actions are another. as the devastation continues, the hungarian radio pleads, people of the world, listen and come to our aid. not to declarations, but force. your turn will come also. extend to us or fraternal aide and may god be with you. then, silence. the aftermath, death. again, the inevitable refugees from communist tyranny. arrived in moscow for instructions from premier. comrade truly above all in revolutionary who was thoroughly dedicated to his cause and is a loyal communist who stands on international positions and does not shun questions of struggle. it is apparent that communism requires a dictatorship t

budapest's position, however, brings discord to the so -called european unity.that the allies may not withstand the imposed washington's burden of financing kiev is recognized in the united states. yes, i think it's very likely that we should expect that some of our allies and partners may make different decisions if they see that american leadership here is wavering, or that the united states has retreated from supporting ukraine, and this will potentially lead to catastrophic consequences for ukraine. the european economy is going through hard times. the chaos in the red sea has added to the existing challenges. region , the german chemical industry is suffering, enterprises are facing problems due to delays in the supply of necessary components from asia. this was especially reflected in medium-sized enterprises producing fine and specialty chemicals. one of the companies is already reducing production; as experts note, the german chemical industry has long been heavily dependent on asian imports. and ongoing delays across the red sea have only made the probl

budapest hungary. the hungarian writers is attacking the communist government for freedom, distorting the truth, exploiting labor and abusing the farmers students by tens of thousands denounce the soviet occupation. they ripped the hammer and sickle their flank. they demand democracy, freedom of opinion and expression. freedom. the press and radio general elections with a secret ballot. and a a march to the budapest radio station to make their program known to the world. the student leaders are arrested. the crowd demands their freedom. now, the avio, the communist police opens fire. the first blood is drawn. the world has a new set of heroes the freedom fighters who rally during the night and win the support of the hungarian and the local police. within 48 hours, soviet troops enter budapest. the hungarians have a message for. them russians go home. molotov cocktails, a homemade explosive emphasized is the message. eventually, soviets are forced to lift the siege, the kilian barracks, where a hastily

all right, let's take it off of georgia in budapest. we've had a few days to digest the court's decision to bring genocide charges against israel, sponsored by south africa. and there's been a lot of talk about the significance of it, particularly since a ceasefire was an actually called for. however, given the 6 stipulations, it's all it is essentially is a call for a ceasefire. and since we've had a few days to digest, that nothing has really changed in terms of israel's behavior and gaza. george, your initial thoughts? well, i think glad those are my initial thoughts that's been hold of no change in is well, what was striking was that within hours of the issue is of these provisional measures. israel announced over the u. n. a. the claims against the owner of officials, employees collaborating with a mazda and jenny on october 7th, the these are a ledge from entered interviews slash pop, possibly torture of my spiders, or people that have left the gaza on that day. so that's that follow up as a very, um, isn't often mentioned if at a

please, i remember this trip to bergen, i remember the budapest memorandum, i was with budapest, just 1994 as part of a delegation , i remember it perfectly, except for one, in all these security documents, there memoranda, agreements and not only security ones, but uh, they have one problem.

let me start off in budapest, so george, you know, for example, if you're a member of congress and musad has some dangerous, damaging information or film about you, um, would you demand for example, that the genocide by the israeli regime should in, or would you just look the other way when the subject was addressed? i mean, if we look at the current events and what is happening, and we see the reaction of many politicians. especially in western countries, it leads us to scratch our head and say, what is this all about? i mean, how much money can you buy, can you use to buy someone morally, or is it blackmail? i mean, your perspective in general? well, the israel lobby has been extraordinarily powerful for many decades uh, in the united states, it's also now become quite powerful in europe, which is a relatively new phenomenon, but... certainly a consequence of the increasing americanization of europe, increasing american dominance of europe, but the israel lobby um operates with with great. strength, with great cleverness, great skill, um, and what they do is, of course, they fund polit

in it, budapest, using its veto power, blocks the allocation of 50 billion euros to ukraine.s intend to punish hungary for this, but the slovak prime minister came out in support. he stated that his country would defend hungary in all eu structures and block any attempts to discriminate budapest. it is noteworthy that the issue of financing the military needs of ukraine continues to be aggressively pushed by the americans due to the parliamentary blockade ; washington itself does not have money for kiev, but the americans put pressure on berlin the day before , chancellor scholz announced that germany would find 7 billion euros for ukraine. it is characteristic that in germany itself there is now a rage. the third is indignant at why the presidential palace in poland has become a refuge for criminals, where farmers tired of the samadur chancellor will lead germany. andrey sych together with analysts and experts will understand the trends of the modern world. see the trends project immediately after the panorama. the number of people wishing to plunge into the baptismal bath i

institute, london, metropolitan university out of budapest. thanks. so much for being with us, your thoughts on this, i mean with everything that's going on in the region, and then once again we see more sanctions uh coming from washington towards iran's way, well it's if it's monday then it's time for another round of sanctions, that's the us approach, um, the us is obviously failing very badly in its policy um in the middle east, it's rightly... throughout the middle east is being held to account for um its uh unconditional support for israel and uh israel's forrrific policies in gaza um and it it is acting as israel's enabler, so rather than address that issue, uh, united states is trying to change the subject, and so it tries to change the subject is always, oh, iran, it's always, it's about iran, but it really isn't about iran, it's about israel, what israel is doing, and the united states is policy in facilitating what israel is doing, do you think the united states, more more that people are seeing it for what? really is, and it's actua

after 1991, after the famous budapest memorandum, that is why it is a really important document, and it is of course being discussed at the expert level and at the level of journalists, despite the fact that the near east overshadows ukrainian news, it is so, it is so , it must be stated, but of course the agreement is being discussed and already now, for example, i see in the english-speaking segment of twitter that discussions have begun about whether it is safe. agreement, are these security guarantees, or are they just assurances of safe in safe, so to speak, interactions, because the agreement is called an agreement on cooperation in the field of security, which means that the discussion continues on the basis of the words guarantees and assurances, that is , if the agreement gives security guarantees, it is a 100% guarantee that if ukraine is in... for example, in a difficult situation, great britain will help it , and assurances is more like the smoothed wording that was used, by the way, in the budapest memorandum, it is as if promises to ensure security, but not guarantees,

in 1956, but also of russian cavalry and russian infantry in budapest in 1848-49, when the same matskevich suppressed the national liberation hungarian uprising, which became the basis of hungarian statehood, as well as recall the second world war, that not everything is so simple and rosy with hungarians either. for example, the greatest tragedy of the ukrainian civilian population during the second world war was the burnt village of koryukivka , it was precisely the work of the hungarian punitive units, so ukraine also has something to show hungary, but here it should be taken into account that the russians are currently using history , use historical politics, replacement, softening of historical concepts, just in order to get, well, first economic preferences, and then... political preferences, and here it is precisely history, in fact, we have pure oruel there in the case that the one who controls modernity controls the past, whoever controls the past controls the future, just as we will see that history will play its role more than once in the present confrontation, primarily a meani

will help it, and assurances are more like the smoothed wording that was used, by the way , in the budapest memorandum, it is like promises to ensure security, but not guarantees, and in fact, if we talk about the word guarantees, european diplomats joke and do not joke about the fact that the only real security guarantee is the fifth... clause of the nato charter, i.e. if one country is attacked, all other countries join the war, everything else it is still more, well, but this also applies to those who are part of the north atlantic alliance, we are not part of the north atlantic alliance, but in great britain no one forbids to stand up for ukraine outside the guarantees of nato and outside the obligations of the great britain britain regarding nato, isn't it, oleksiy? no, not like that, because if great britain gives some other country that is not a member, not a nato member, guarantees such as are in the washington treaty on the establishment of nato, this will mean the entry of this country, the actual entry of this country into the circle of nato countries, because if an automatic att

let me start off in budapest, so george, you know, for example, if you're a member of congress and musad has some dangerous, damaging information or film about you, um, would you demand for example, that the genocide by the israeli regime should in, or would you just look the other way when the subject was addressed? i mean, if we look at the current events and what is happening and we see the... action of many politicians, especially in western countries, it leads us to scratch our head and say, what is this all about? i mean, how much money can you buy, can you use to buy someone morally, or is it blackmail? i mean, your perspective in general, well the israel lobby has been extraordinarily powerful for many decades in the united states, it's also now become quite powerful in europe, which is a relative. new phenomenon, but but certainly a consequence of the increasing americanization of europe, increasing american dominance of europe, but the israel lobby operates with with great strength, with great cleverness, great skill, um, and what they do is of course they fund politicians more

it is also important that an important moment of these negotiations was that hungary, budapest no longers with ukraine from a position of strength, as was the case before, due to the fact that according to, for example, the publication... the european union is preparing such a plan for the secret collapse, the overthrow of the hungarian economy, the collapse of forent and their national currency, in the event that viktor orbán would block 50 billion dollars from this aid to ukraine, which he blocks before, so that there are also weak points in hungary, viktor orbán was also hit by what, for example, what charles michel, president of the european council, is like that will remain in office until the end of this year, and viktor, viktor orban, when he takes over the presidency. union of hungary in the second half of this year, orbán will not chair the european council. this is also an important point that weakened orbán. well, in general , it is clear that hungary, an important neighbor of ukraine, has not had an ambassador of ukraine in hungary for more than a year and a half. fedoro shan

if ukraine loses the war, then budapest will take transcarpathia, said parliamentarian and leader of the hungarian far-right party laszlo torotskai. romanian colleague claudio utarziu said that for the reunification of sovereignty, romania should annex part of ukraine. while mentioning northern bukovina and southern bessarabia. what do these statements of nationalist leaders testify to and what can lead to them parties of these countries. on the day the il-76 fell , 65 ukrainian soldiers were to be exchanged. ukraine confirmed the list of people who, according to russia, were on board the plane. kyrylo budanov stated that russia does not provide evidence that... ukrainian military personnel were really on board, so neither the russian nor the ukrainian side can fully answer what happened, he said. we will hear whether gur has new details in this broadcast. i invite you to ask your questions to the speakers of this morning show just below this video on the channel radio svoboda. and also don't forget that every like and subscribe to our channel is important to promote these videos. an

and the you use this funds as a political told us, according to on green as brussels threatens budapest, if economic consequences, if it wants aids ukraine. the thanks for joining us. it is tuesday morning to mondays pizza scott to bring you all the latest news here, and i'll see you from my headquarters and never always thought this all in don't boss with 3 people have been killed and want injured in ukrainian, shutting of the city of them yes, is all these the sweeney with his report from the ground? i don't. yes, he is under attack from. are you crazy? not tillery. once again, we can see that the force is 5 havens who identity populations have been in areas. there's been calls destroyed and there's a 3 bodies the been, unfortunately killed during the talk. this is the candidates, the district we're on, the scene, emergency services, investigators all hey, working a way behind us. of course, we don't want to stay here for too long. that will be warnings for people to take shelter. and areas such as these are often prone to what we call a double top attacks. this is the often most of a

the article has already been commented on budapest, they said that they would not fall for blackmail.gary had previously been threatened with deprivation of voting rights in the european union, but victor. korban said that this can only be done if the rule of law is violated in the country. he recalled that budapest received a certificate that the legal system in hungary is the best in the eu. the european union's dependence on american liquefied gas is becoming increasingly risky, bloomberg has come to this conclusion. according to him , the energy system of the countries of the old world is vulnerable and poorly protected. brussels lost russian gas even now. states have much greater influence on europe, because america has essentially become the only supplier. washington has received the opportunity to regulate european electricity prices. previously, a megawatt-hour cost eu consumers 10-30 euros, but soon, according to forecasts, the cost could increase 10 or even 15 times. now the price of fuel. in europe depends on what happens in the united states, bloomberg notes. in the states

, and this is an important ideological point a tactical ally for the world, because both budapest andreparing today for the fact that the european union will block them, if not funds, then it can initiate against them under the seventh article for... defeating the right to vote, and both countries will be able to each other, let's put it this way, to insure, because there you need 26 votes in favor, that's right, friendship was built between budapest and warsaw during pisso, and the third visit is to ukraine, where the fizo must show that he can show not so much to ukraine, but just brussels, that's okay, c he has problems inside the country, he initiates a lot of changes to the legislation there, so that anti-corruption eyes all the infrastructure of slovakia. well, to actually undermine it, yes to paralyze it, because there are a lot of criminal cases against his whole group, and this risks for him that this procedure will be violated against him on the basis of the rule of law and funds will be frozen, that is, he is trying to show through ukraine that he not hopeless, here are the

and the you use this buttons is a political tool according to hungry that says brussels threatens budapest with economic consequences if it blocks age. so you create the thank you for joining us early this tuesday morning, monday. speak to scott to bring you all the latest news here. nazi from my headquarters in the roof. and i always thought this all in the don't boss with 3 people had been killed and one injured in ukrainian, shutting of the city of them yet is all these estates we need with his report from the craft go? yes, he is under attack from a ukrainian artillery. once again, we can see that the falsified haven to identity populated 7 in areas there's been calls destroyed and there's a 3 bodies the been unfortunately killed during the talk. this is the cutting in ski district. we're on the st emergency services. investigate is all, hey, working a way behind us of course, or we don't want to stay here for too long. there will be voiding small people to take shelter. and areas such as these are often probably into what we call a double top a talk. this is the often most of another

and we've got to stop it. hungry has accused the you of black mailing budapest for us. it's concession on the allocation of more a to ukraine as brussels that threatens to freeze, who in gary and funds the hungary does not give in to black males. the document drafted by brussels bureaucrats only confirms what the hon gary and government has been saying for a long time. access to e u funds is used for political black mailing by brussels is fine during prime minister victor or bond does not vote later this week to approve another 50000000000 euros in you 18 frame. then hungry is economy investors, job market and currency will all be targeted. ts says, no, actually it wasn't here that threatened not at all. it was the european union that supposed to be defending the interest of its own member states, but apparently thinks that it's now working for you for any president buyers with e o. and by the way, targeting henry's currency is also targeting your own common currency, the euro, you brainiacs. it's a wonder that they haven't moved the capital of europe from brussels to k

on the side of ukraine, but this means that the conditions will be much clearer, and unlike the budapestrandum, it will not only be about assurances, i mean that word. assurances, as we have often mentioned when criticizing the budapest memorandum, and it is about a commitment, that is, certain obligations, not an assurance, but an obligation, is more than an assurance, though less than a guarantee. thank you, serhiy gerasimchuk, deputy executive director of the analytical center: ukrainian prism was ateri espresso. now we will have a few minutes of pause, after which we will return to the discussion of the important topic of these days, which is the downing of il-76 over the belgorod region, we will have an aviation expert with whom we will actually talk. about the important details of this whole thing, so stay tuned. tired of heavy and bulky saws? then pilka strong from unpack tv is just for you. with it you can easily cut trees and bushes. it is so convenient to use it for carpentry. it is the perfect tool for your home or garden. and the price is only from uah 1,499. also a reliable

and the you use as the buttons as a political told us, according to hungry as brussels lessons, budapest, with economic consequences. if it blocks a ukraine, the thank you for joining us. it is tuesday morning. monday is the discounts here with all the latest hill nazi for my headquarters university. now we still have this all in the don't boss with 3 people have been killed and weren't injured and ukrainian shutting of the city of the yes, there's all these steps we need with his report from the ground. i don't. yes. so he is under attack from a ukrainian artillery. once again, we can see that the falsified have into a tennessee populated surfing in areas. there's been calls destroyed and there's a 3 bodies the been unfortunately killed during the talk. this is the candidates, the district we're on, the st emergency services of investigators all, hey, working a way behind us of course, or we don't want to stay here for too long. there will be voiding this whole people to take shelter. and areas such as these are often probably into what we call a double top a talk. this is the often mos

all right, let's take it off of georgia in budapest. we've had a few days to digest the court's decision to bring genocide charges against israel, sponsored by south africa. there's been a lot of talk about the significance of it, particularly since a ceasefire was an actually called for. however, given the 6 stipulations, it's all it is essentially is a call for a ceasefire. and since we've had a few days to digest, that nothing has really changed in terms of israel's behavior and gaza. george, your initial thoughts? well, i think glad there's online. there's a source that's been hold of no change and is well, what was striking was that within hours of the issue is of these provisional measures. israel announced over the u. n. w, a person. now, if had been involved in the october the 7th attacked, the united states immediately echoed this is a yes, yes, yes, they have brothers has business shopping for roofing and said we're not funding in the you and all the blue a any more. and now a number of other countries, the usual suspects, the

so we have mark j is an award winning journalist for a startup with georgia in budapest, georgia. you and i've been watching very closely. um, uh, secure res. they blankets of a recent trip say shuttle diplomacy is like to try to do in the, in the middle east, private de escalate. but why speak? cited states? me okay. attacking. yep. and if they're looking for de escalation, when he's explained to me in simple words, because i'm a simple person, go ahead, george. well, i wish i could explain, but as you say, it is, uh, the uh, the boss was of the binding administration other because of nato in general. they can say you're doing one thing and you're doing exactly the opposite. so the email and he goes in there and says, well, i'm trying to de escalate, and that's what the admiral copy of the white house spokesman say, yes, it is what everything we're doing in the m and is in order to de escalate. when one would we're seeing is what was obvious, radiate from the beginning, wants to buy and the ministration completely. where did it so to israel, elaine and, and what is the gaza? that

surpasses. 120 and the you use is funds as a political tool, according to hungary, as brussels threatens budapest, with economic consequences. if it blocks aid to you frame the live in moscow, i'm rachel ruble, your watching archie international. we starts in the dawn bass for 3 people have been killed and one injured and ukrainian shelling of the city of don't ask are to, steve sweeney brings us this report from the grounds. don't get sick. he is under attack from are you crazy and artillery? once again, we can see that the force is 5 haven to identity populated 7 in areas. there's been calls destroyed and there's a 3 bodies the been, unfortunately killed during the talk. this is the candidates, the district we're on, the scene, emergency services, investigators all hey, working a way behind us. uh oh, cool was we don't want to stay here for too long. there would be warnings for people to take shelter and areas such as these are often prone to what we call a double top a talk. this is the often most of another ukrainian shelly game in the cabinets. the district of don't your city, as you can see

chris, let's start out with george and in budapest as we enter the new year. as i said in my introduction, george has a lot of flash points out there. but it's, it should we started thinking about connecting them and there are other ones to what's going on in north africa. of course, the, by the ministrations obsession with taiwan. so the, there seems to be a growing trend tier of more instability. and as i also highlighted in my introduction, hedge funds don't give up easily connect those jobs if they're connect to bold, george. well, i think they all connect to the la, you're absolutely right. the, the, it's huge amounts do not give up power easily if effect. but he, they fight like hell to retain the power. and we do see that in the case of, of the united states. and they obviously, this, they, the ukraine conflicts in which the united states will, under no circumstances, if they just readily admit that they have lost the war with russia. this goes against everything that the united states has been above the past 100 years. and that of course you have a pro

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part of, let's start out with george and in budapest as we enter the new year. as i said in my introduction, george has a lot of flash points out there. but is it, it should we start thinking about connecting them and there are other ones to what's going on in north africa? of course the by the administration's obsession with time one of the there seems to be a growing trend here of my. busy or instability. and as i also highlighted in my introduction, hedge funds don't give up easily connect those dots if they're connected. both george? well, i think they all collectible a year. you're absolutely right. the bill that had your moms do not give up a pile of easily if you know, you fact the he, they the fight like hell to retain the power. and we do see that in the case of, of the united states. and they obviously, this, they, the ukraine conflict in which the united states will, under no circumstances, if they just readily admit that they have lost the war with russia. this goes against everything that the united states as being above above a 100 years. and that